ANTONIO MARRA

In the last five years my teaching concentrated on Financial Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis and Firms’ valuation, and Merger and Acquisitions at Undergraduate and MBA Level. I teach also a Ph.D. course on Accounting disclosures and Real effects.

Antonio Marra: 

• Full Professor of Accounting and Financial Management 
• Head of the Accounting Department 

He Holds visiting positions at: 

• The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania 
• Stern School of Business – New York University 
• University of Iowa - Tieppie College of Business 
• City University of NY - Baruch College. 

A Bocconi graduate in Accounting and Law, he got a Ph.D. in Business Administration at Università degli Studi di Pavia; post-graduate degrees at Bocconi University (MSc in Accounting and Taxation) and Lancaster University Management School (MRes in Financial Management), and London School of Economics and Political Science (Econometrics post-graduate classes).

I have authored or co-authored several accounting books and my research papers have been published in leading international journals including Journal of Accounting Research (JAR), The Accounting Review ((TAR), Review of Accounting Studies (RAST), Auditing: A journal of Practice and Theory (AJPT); the European Accounting Review (EAR); and the Journal of Business Finance and Accounting (JBFA), among others. 

I leverage more than 20 years of experience in consulting and advisory of corporations on accounting issues, fairness opinion and valuation, M&A transactions, and litigation.

I am a Research Fellow at the Bocconi BAFFI-CAREFIN research center.

Forthcoming Articles:

Monitoring Quality of Mafia-Connected Accountants

With Pietro A. Bianchi, Jere Francis and Nicola Pecchiari. 

Journal of Accounting Research. Forthcoming.

My research centers on accounting quality determinants and their economic consequences; mergers and acquisitions and particular emphasis is given to the role of culture and its dynamics on financial disclosure and reporting quality.